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MQ/MK headlights

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MQ/MK headlights

Post by Screwy »

You guys would all think that you SHOULD be able to just bolt in the square MK headlights onto an MQ body right? well i just found out that u cant. wat a nucence, i thought that would gte me some bulbed headlights. Anyone tried this and mounted them with ease?

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Post by bazzle »

Just get a set of IPF from ARB (round) use 90/130 globes and a ARB loom.
Ive had them in round and they were very good.

Round put out more light too as top of reflector isnt chopped off.

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Post by ozy1 »

ill agree, keep the rounds, and dont worry bout the ARB loom, make you own, its cheaper can all be done for about $80, i did mine this way and they are working fine with 90/130 globes,
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I to put quarts halogen lights in as well but took them out and opted for sealed beams and driving lights as i was forever filling the halogen lights up with water and it stuffed the lens
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Post by Screwy »

Bazzle your on fire today.
Went into work today and bought a pair of 7" round Narva lights with 90/130 H4 globes for $6 a light and $4 a globe. ( work at repco ). retail at about $40 each for the lights.
So will fit these insted. Thanks guys!!

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Post by ozy1 »

Which Repco do you work in? I have a cracked 7" round, and lookin at replacements, what sort are the Narva ones? got pics?
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Post by Screwy »

My mistake, the headlights i got are wagner lights for that price, though we do have Narva ones as well but are flat glass 7" round, not raised. Thats y i didnt get them.
PM me for any other specifica info...

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Re: MQ/MK headlights

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Screwy_ScrewBall wrote:You guys would all think that you SHOULD be able to just bolt in the square MK headlights onto an MQ body right? well i just found out that u cant. wat a nucence, i thought that would gte me some bulbed headlights. Anyone tried this and mounted them with ease?

Screwy


you give up all to easily dont you !!!!

cut the front radiator support panel out of the MK and fit it to the MQ, then they'll fit straight up ......gawd how hard is that !!!! :finger:
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Post by Screwy »

pitty i can only braise panel not weld it :oops:

Meh ive got wagner ones now, and cost me little.

cheers,

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If I recall correctly then there was a nice yellow mig sitting near the exit doorway to the house...... even had a full bottle of gas !!!

wont learn by not switching it on & having a go :D
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Post by Screwy »

True there is one there. Ive only just started learning how to use the stick/arc welder ( blue one ) and i can use the oxy for cutting ( prefer grinder ) and heating ( nothin beats it ) but not for welding.
All will come in good time.... Everytime i go near panel with anything to modify it i blow holes in it, thats y im learning to braize....

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